Kyogre [img]http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/8972/kyogrejc6.png[/img] Kyogre>japanese word which refers to killerwhales or orca Kyogre only appears in Pokémon Sapphire and Pokémon Emerald and Pokemon Mystery Dungeon. >>Kyogre has extremely high Special Attack and Special Defense, an array of powerful Water- and Ice-based attacks and posesses the Drizzle ability, which changes the weather to rain, making Water attacks more powerful and weakening Fire attacks. This can be a disadvantage, as the Electric-based move Thunder, the accuracy of which is increased to 100% by rain, does double damage to Kyogre because of the type advantage. This though does not do much damage due to Kyogre's high special defence. Kyogre is one of the most powerful Pokémon in the games. It cannot be used in the Battle Tower or Battle Frontier along with Mew, Mewtwo, Lugia, Celebi, Ho-Oh, Rayquaza, Groudon and Jirachi. My most fave pokemon: Crobat/Kurobat [img]http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/9799/crobatwq5.png[/img] Crobat>>Its English name is based on the Japanese version of its name, Kurobatto; this may be a shortening of the word "acrobat"; or a combination of 黒 kuro, black (or cross, because of its shape), and bat. >>This Pokémon was originally seen in the Gold and Silver editions of the game, and was carried on to Crystal, Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Fire Red and Leaf Green. It was an expansion of the Zubat evolutionary line. Unlike the typical evolution process (evolving at a certain level), Crobat evolves from Golbat when its happiness rating is maxed out. Crobat is a strong Pokémon overall. It has very high speed, and the rest of its stats are either average or above. Crobat's main strength lies in its indirect damage-dealing skills. It can learn status-inducing moves such as Toxic and Confuse Ray as well as defensive moves such as Protect, Roost and Fly. These can be used to prolong its lifespan. Its signature move in the games is Poison Fang which is a relatively weak poison move that has a small chance of inflicting toxic poisoning. In Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Crobat can now learn U-turn, a decently powerful bug-type attack that forces Crobat to switch out before the opposing Pokémon can attack and Cross Poison, which boasts a high critical-hit ratio and a small chance of poisoning opponents.